Author Archives: Peter Farmer

There are now reports, with a selection of photos, covering our outings to Halifax and to the Victoria Baths in Manchester. Just click on the links.

Members had an inspiring outing to the Himalayan Gardens on 26 May. You can read a detailed report and see some of the photos taken by clicking on this link.

Further outings have been added to our plans for 2021. You can see the latest information on our Outings page.

Club members joined an outing to St Aidan’s RSPB reserve on 9 May. There is a more detailed write-up with some photos from the trip here.

Friday 16 April sees the Club’s AGM plus an audio-visual presentation showing all the images that have won awards in the Club’s competitions this season. After that Ilkley Camera Club is taking a break from Friday evening meetings until the … Continue reading →

Stunning landscapes and amazing technology were the two contrasting themes in the Club’s meeting on 9 April. It featured the work of two Club members. Images by Adrian Hendley (click on an image for a full size slide show) Adrian … Continue reading →

Friday 26 March sees local “walking photographer” Rich Bunce bring his knowledge and enthusiasm to the club when he talks on “Seeing things differently”. Rich regularly runs courses and workshops that tackle everything from basic photography skills to advanced work. … Continue reading →

Asked to offer three takes on the same subject, Tim Sawyer from Bramhope offered three images that were artistic variations on the famous Gormley figures on Crosby Beach. They very much caught the eye of Ilkley Camera Club’s visiting judge, … Continue reading →

Friday 26 February sees a further competition, this time on the subject of ‘Three of a Kind’. Ilkley Camera Club is currently meeting via Zoom at 7.30pm on Fridays. For more information contact us.

Asked to capture scenes of nature, it is not unusual for Ilkley Camera Club members to produce some top quality images. But the nature competition on 19 February saw a standard that particularly impressed visiting judge Monica Weller, a Fellow … Continue reading →